Short term PH gig in UK

[Robert Edis]

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No.  Must be parent or grand father.  Blue.

Mark Stewart <markstewart@consultantsclub.biz> wrote:
My great-great grandfather on father's side was a
seamen in the British Navy from 1858 to 1870. He came
to P.E.I., Canada in 1870. Does that count for
anything in the eyes of British Immigration
Officials?? Blue?

Mark


If your serious about working in the UK, a friend told
me that if you 
have family ties via parents for grandparents being
past citizens, that 
you might be able to get a special visa without the
usual hassles. I 
personally never checked into it. I just thought it
might be something 
to look out for. Perhaps phone the local UK consulate
or embassy.

Darren

Mark Stewart wrote:

>Are the PoPowerHouse rates good in the UK? What is
>the hourly rate equivalent to in US$? Curious, what
>type of Visa would a Canadian need? 
> 
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<DIV>No.&nbsp; Must be parent or grand father.&nbsp; Blue.<BR><BR><B><I>Mark Stewart &lt;markstewart@consultantsclub.biz&gt;</I></B> wrote:
<BLOCKQUOTE class=replbq style="PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; BORDER-LEFT: #1010ff 2px solid"><BR>My great-great grandfather on father's side was a<BR>seamen in the British Navy from 1858 to 1870. He came<BR>to P.E.I., Canada in 1870. Does that count for<BR>anything in the eyes of British Immigration<BR>Officials?? Blue?<BR><BR>Mark<BR><BR><BR>If your serious about working in the UK, a friend told<BR>me that if you <BR>have family ties via parents for grandparents being<BR>past citizens, that <BR>you might be able to get a special visa without the<BR>usual hassles. I <BR>personally never checked into it. I just thought it<BR>might be something <BR>to look out for. Perhaps phone the local UK consulate<BR>or embassy.<BR><BR>Darren<BR><BR>Mark Stewart wrote:<BR><BR>&gt;Are the PoPowerHouse rates good in the UK? What is<BR>&gt;the hourly rate equivalent to in US$? Curious, what<BR>&gt;type of Visa would a Canadian need? <BR>&gt; <BR>&gt;<BR>= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =
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